Day 61: Mon 7 Jul 25 - Kingaroy to Inglewood

Mon 7 Jul 25 - Kingaroy to Inglewood (Towed 275km) 

Weather: 12 Deg with morning showers, clearing to 19 Deg at Inglewood. 

We had heavy rain fall in the early hours of the morning, then it cleared by daylight, so I stepped out for a nice long walk while Noel stayed behind to prep the inside of the van for our departure. Our destination today was Dalby for a couple of nights, but we've been there twice before, so when I returned from the walk we had a chat and decided to give Dalby a miss, and continue to Millmeran for one night instead. We drove away from Kingaroy at 09:40am, and when we arrived at Millmeran, we had a look around and decided to give that a miss too, and continued to Inglewood where we have set up at a nice free camp for the night. After setting up, we went for stroll into this very small rural town and back then settled in for the evening. Our destination tomorrow is across the QLD/NSW border to Inverell for a couple of nights.

Morning walk in Kingaroy after earlier heavy rain

Painted Water Tank in Millmeran

Painted Water Tank in Millmeran with evidence of overnight rain

Painted Water Tank in Millmeran

Painted Water Tank in Millmeran

Painted Water Tank in Millmeran

Millmeran

Millmeran

Millmeran

Inglewood RV Camp

Inglewood - RV Camp

Inglewood - RV Camp

Inglewood Township

Inglewood Township


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